Vancouver Canucks logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Vancouver Canucks Logo PNG The ice hockey team Vancouver Canucks has had three different logos.
- The latest hockey team logo has been modified once, yet it didn’t lose its recognizable core.
- 1952 — 1964 The very first logo of Vancouver Canucks depicted a skating hockey player, drawn in the blue, white, and red color palette.
- The logo got nicknamed “Johnny Canuck” and is still remembered by the club’s fans, as was placed on the uniforms for quite a long time even after the official logo replacement.
- The horizontally oriented rectangular badge in blue had its corners softened and rounded.
- The whole hockey stick was placed horizontally on the badge, with its handle coming out of the right part of the composition.
- 1997 — 2007 The new symbol was adopted by the hockey club in 1997, it was a dark blue orca with a dangerous where and red “smile”.
- The body of the letter was executed in a lighter shade of blue and had some thin and delicate gray and red accents on it.
- Along with the new orca logo, the minimalistic badge with the hockey stick was also in use by Vancouver Canucks during this period, though the sophisticated blue, green and white color palette of the original version was switched to a more powerful and passionate blu, light gray and red.
- 2007 — 2019 The color palette of the emblem was changed to black, blue, gray, and white, with all the red elements removed, in 2007.
- 2019 — Today With the redesign of 2019, the color palette was switched again, with the black orca from 2007, turning dark blue, and the letter “C” becoming two tones lighter.
- The lettering is remodeled from the official version of the visual identity, though can be used on the secondary bodies if needed.
- The iconic Joe Borovich emblem is still in use by Vancouver Canucks and today it is executed in its original color palette, but with white as the main background color.
- And the hockey stick in blue.
- Symbol Vancouver Canucks logo history started a new era in 1997 when the iconic whale logo was unveiled.
- The design represents the letter “C” (for “Canucks”) with its upper part formed by the whale’s body and its lower part formed by the ice.
- The new logo leaves the orca whale design untouched but adopts a more discreet color scheme.
- The letterforms are based on a rectangular shape with slightly rounded corners on some glyphs.
- Color While the team’s uniform features blue, green, and white, the color palette of the Vancouver Canucks logo is different.
- The shades are close to the following ones: Pantone: 281 C (blue), PMS 348 (green), and PMS Cool Gray 7.
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